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  • 2: Actor PETER BOYLE. The Philadelphia native, is the son of early kiddy show star, Uncle Pete. Boyle has made a name for himself in both the TV and film industry. He has been featured in films such as Mel Brooks' "Young Frankenstein," "Taxi Driver," "The Dream Team," and more. Boyle recently played a regular character in the TV show "NYPD Blue." He is currently featured in the movie "While You Were Sleeping."
  • SCOTT SIMON SPEAKS, AGAIN, WITH LEE DAVIDSON, WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT FOR SALT LAKE CITY'S DESERET NEWS, ABOUT NEW REVELATIONS IN HIS STORY LAST OCTOBER ABOUT NUCLEAR TESTS IN UTAH AND NEVADA IN THE 50'S AND 60'S THAT INVOLVED A SERIES OF MELTDOWNS.
  • SCOTT SIMON READS SOME LISTENER MAIL.
  • NPR'S MARGOT ADLER REPORTS ON THE LIVES OF AMERICAN MILITARY BRATS AND THE ORGANIZATION CALLED "MILITARY BRATS OF AMERICA," (P.O. BOX 1165, NEW YORK, NEW YORK 10159), WHOSE PURPOSE IS TO CREATE A HOMEBASE FOR THESE MILLIONS OF AMERICANS WHO'VE NEVER HAD ONE.
  • SCOTT SIMON TALKS WITH SINGER-SONGWRITER JOHN PRINE ABOUT HIS LIFE, CAREER, AND ABOUT HIS NEW CD "LOST DOGS AND MIXED BLESSINGS" ON OH BOY! RECORDS - (33 MUSIC SQUARE WEST, SUITE 102A, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE 37203).
  • Daniel speaks with Gavan Dawes, author of "Prisoners of the Japanese, POW's of World War two in the Pacific," about how the American military killed thousands of American soldiers in the Pacific by bombing Japanese ships which were holding American prisoners of war.
  • NPR'S DAVID WELNA REPORTS FROM MEXICO CITY THAT REVELATIONS THAT MEXICANS, AT ALL LEVELS OF SOCIETY, HAVE THEIR PHONES TAPPED HAS TOUCHED OFF A DEBATE ABOUT THE RIGHT TO PRIVACY FROM GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION.
  • Michael talks with television reporter Jane Olsen from WRIC about the controversy in Richmond, Virginia surrounding the erection of a stature of Arthur Ashe. Ashe, who won Wimbledon 20 years ago this month was a native of Richmond and many people want to erect his statue on Monument Avenue, the site of many civil war monuments. But some say he neither belongs there nor should stand with the very people who sought to oppress his race.
  • FRENCH PROFESSIONAL LAUGHER JULIE HETTE AND SCOTT SIMON SHARE A FEW CHUCKLES.
  • SUNDAY ATC RUNDOWN Host: Daniel Zwerdling Newscaster: Barbara Campbell News (2:59)
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